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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jodyjohnson" data-source="post: 1869220" data-attributes="member: 5590">It's not precisely written in the DMG but I recall the designers saying that each spell is intended to be a separate item (while allowed to be attached to each other - scroll of spells).  This is implicit in the rule DMG p283.However, many games still rule that a single scroll containing multiple spells counts as a single item.  The maximum 1st level spells would be 40 on one scroll (normally limited by slots but not in the case of an artificer).  This is an extrapolation of the random scroll tables showing multiple spells on a single scroll.Artificers scribing scrolls (or any item) are not limited by infusions per day like other crafters.  The minimum time is still one day so it is not effectively "no-time".Treated as a single item, a scroll of 40 1st level spells at CL1 would require 40 UMD checks at DC21 for success.  One check could be failed as long as the subsequent last chance check succeeds.  Two failures or a failure on the last chance check would waste the XP and gold for all the spells.I would treat this is the definitive rule over the random scroll table.Sorry, this one is questionable within the RAW.Tie goes to the DM.</blockquote>